Parameter-free model of the correlation-polarization potential for electron-molecule collisions

Physics – General Physics

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Data Correlation, Electron Scattering, Molecular Collisions, Molecular Gases, Optical Polarization, Hydrogen, Mathematical Models, Nitrogen, Potential Theory, Scattering Cross Sections

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A model potential that includes both correlation and polarization effects is proposed for electron-molecule collisions. It is based, as suggested by O'Connell and Lane, on a hybridization of local electron-gas theory for short distances and the asymptotic form of the polarization potential. It is energy independent and very simple to apply, depending only on the molecular charge density and polarizabilities. The potential has been calculated for several molecules (H2, N2, CO2, HF, HCl, and CO); the crossing point between the correlation and polarization potentials is remarkably constant, averaging 0.96 eV. Application in scattering calculations for H2 and N2 yields very encouraging results.

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